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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-07
NR. POWDERLT ON NARCHIST%
URGING THEIR EXPULSION BY KNIGHTS.
DIS rEICT ASSEMBLY 12G NOT RT1NSrATED-THE
GENTEAL MASTER wOCKMAN'S REPORT.
ley TELEGRAPH TIE BUSE.l

DISTRICT ASSEMBLY 12G NOT RrINsrATED-ThE
GENERAL MASTER wOrKMAN's REPORT.
ley TELEGRAPH TO TIE BuSE.l
ST. PAUI. oct The delegates TO the Genera! As
semsly Of the Knights OF Labor strOcd into Harmonic
Hall this morning in their working clothes. They we're
prepared to do "A big days work and they did IT, Tho
first business OF importance motion to suspend
the rules and appoint cominil'ee W
draft suitable resolutions in memory OF
Thomas A. Armstrong. OF Ptsburg. Frank Foster OF
Boston, moved TO amend by having committee of seven
appointed, who. in addition To drafting the rcsouohs
should take action TO raise fund by subscription to
erect a monument TO Armstrong; memory Mr fow-
derry suggested that would be appropriate TO appoint
the committee from tho Ptisburg delegates which was
done The report Of the Credentials Committee was
taken up Petitions from Colorado local assemblies NO.
I42i. 37li 3l92 ana 3.GoS received, asking mat
ther district assembly he represented by g. j. Driscol'
OF Denver Mr. Driscol hold, the position OF chairman
OF the Colorado Bureau OF Labor statistics The con-
ycnton decided that these assemblies being attached 10
district assembly not entitled TO "a
representative except through district as
scmbly, and tho petition was refused. inc
above assemblies in the district that protested
against j. r. Buchanan. Of District Assembly No So
being given a seat in tho convention There was long
debate over admission Of Mrs Marion Todd, oi the
Michigan state Assembly. Mrs Iodda assembly h"'hh
been suspended OF dues. The credentials
were refused The dentcaly the same As that
which resulted in uuseating Buchanan.
The ease OF District Assembly No l26NcwN ork carpet
weavcrs represented by John Morrison, came up next
OF the motioa OF delegate that the assembly he rein
stated The motion decided ont Of order 10y "rand
Master Workman Powdcrly II Is generally understood
among the delegates that tAls ciectuall' AIS
poses of the case. The roll c'l sh""cu
- DELEGATES present. Nr POwlcrlys report TO the
order contained the following IN regard te thc con
II these men did not have a far tfia. such
os ia guaranteed every man ma tho | nlie1 ~tNcs.
then they shold be granted a new trial ~
tnry have not been found guilty OF murder thcy shoul
not banged. II tAey 10 ~ hanged for ic -c os
of Others o. s not lust The who thre" The b"hh ~
chicago should bc h.ugcI and Ls accOwpliccs should
receive the punishment allotted 90 such "icncc- ny
tho laws o fhr state of Ilrpis The resolution winch
should pI.s IA ono 20 demand tH1i every av""ri
Anarchist bo Obliged To wlilr," nom ih" 81. Ter OF ue
cxuell,d. We have nothing 20 frdf from ih' ~ tHc-
union. but every iLlus 20 ira from ihe contain. AN :
influence oi thc men Who preach destruction I'D '"'
,rue az OR OIL ,r aaI 90 the -iilr time assert
n,t fao, are Socialists wuc giving thc llc 10 every
prnclpl. o.; social when they advocate VIOLENCE %
any kind
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-07
SHARP sTOLID AS USUAL.

Mr. Sharp received the of tho stay with his usual
stolidty. District t-Attorney MARITIME and Delancey
Nicoll returned to the city at 1913 p m Mr. Nicoll told
TRIBUNE reporter that he was confident that Judge
Ruger on closely examining the record IN the questions
OF law involved would be strong for alrmance An a
pcaon for admission to ball. he said, was beyond the
probabitios and the will undoubtedly be argued
before the court adourns the latter part Of this month
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-07
RAILROAD ~ fERESTS.

FARNCEs' ALLIANCE ON THE INTERSTATE LAW
MlN>ENroIIs Mimi, oct G.-rhe National Farmers
Alliance closed its annual session here last night and
adjourned to meet next year in Des Nonss D. Burrows
OF Nebraska was elected president. He Is hily-hVe
wears of ago lie was born in Western NewHorN ah" ~
an old soldier. General l. H. Barrett Present Vi '"o
Minnesota Alliance. presented a long address when was
,,r,I II v,s devoted chiefly to denunciaon OF the
nrctcnt railway syst producing monopostc power
10 the deriment OF tho people kegatulhS l"o lntei
cniccnt-in no case let II be repealed rake no sleP
backward either in state or National leglsStoh uo,
r,nst control railways far ~ such contio IL
necessary to protect the people 1t ought 10 go no if
tlcE"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-07
JOHN BRIGHT AND THE IRISH QUESTION.
THE STATESMAN Hrms ANornrE LETTER T GLAD

SIONL And PAENLII.
LONDON oct. G-Nr Bright IN a letter % M Ellis,
Scotch Uniolist says: "Thc defenders Of the Union
ought 10 explain clearly their difference with other Lib
erals who are led they know where. by Mr. Glad
stone. A Parliament IN Dublin, elected, would be
difficult to deal with Mr. Parnel sulks and skulks AT
Avondac silent amid the tuinult hc has created while
his leutenants IN deep rebellion and keeping the
pot boiling IN three provinces OF Ireland HsTs sht hand
clasps GadstOnes this side OF the Atlantic, tie other
giving fratcIna greeting TO tho gang In New York by
whom the outrages and murders AL designed ana
who collect the funds from which one-halt OF the Irish
party receives pay insult the Speaker Of the House Of
Commons and make useful legislation impossible Mr
Gladstone that future Irish legislation satisfy
Ireland-meaning ParnsL 30 tac COMING Gladstone bin
must the lines OF leaders who paid 10 play al
rebellion and 10 discredt Parliament The Liberal party
TO forget It's honorable past and adopt this hdeous
policy for its future and all this at the bidding OF
man, statesman OF great emnence but who is
free from liability than other statesmen.
Surely the Liberals will never make asurrendcr fatal
so hum!lating aud ignominious"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-07

enth National Bank paying the money over TO the
plaintiff open Counsel for the defence SAID tnas
the payment was not an OF the defence that
the note question forgery. "We have paid .he
note" he said land will bring suit against Mt'
Long the alleged maker to recover upon It, Inc ev-
dence OF the plaintiff, however. was so OVERWHELMINGLY
strong that defence conceded to be futile py nearly
every one who heard the testimony
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-07
NEW uAMrURG.AMEE1cAY STEAMSHIPS.

H.MBuRG oct G.-At meeting Of the stockholders
OF tho Hamburg American Packet Company, held In
this city to-day, 1t decided to Increase the capital
stock Of tho company Dy the amount Of 1o,OOO,pOO
MARKS (So 100000. This amount IS to 10 used for
tho construction % two steamers for tho Nov YORK
service IL f. proposed to have the steamers ready
by tho sping Of 1859. They arc 10 have twin
screws with separate engines. divided by a
longitudinal bullhcad. Tho machinery II to be- OF
tho latest pattern and tho steamers 10 be of tho
largest and fastest class
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-07
PROPOSING TO ABOrJsU TAX EXEMPTION

MONTREAL. oct. tSpecidI-The expenses OF the city
government have been increasing to such an extent re
Gently that the amount at the disposal OF the financ
Committee for appropriation ia wholly inadequate
Chairman Grcincr. of the committee. to-day proposed
that real estate exempt from taxation. held by re
lgOus and hene VIOLENT Institutions mostly oman 't-
ole. amounting TO S1O.0OO.OOO be taxed GreneT - =
Catholic himself This proposal is certain TO meet WIN
strong opposition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-07
SIR CHARLES TUPPER'S RETURN.

ST. JOHNS n. T., oct 0.-Sir Charles iuppor'
Canadian High COMMISSIONER arrived here to day by
The steamer Nova scOan. lie said that his Visit h"i
nothing to do with the union Of Newfoundland ana
the DomInion al AIN simply on my way ID Canaha'
he sa "to protest against being unseated Tor aesoa
nalpracuce al tho recent election there IL wouio 10
unnecessary to deny that Canada Is Wiling W 'aAe
Newfoundland inI the confederation. But we W no'
wish 10 take the colony In against her WILL WV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-07
HOLDING TIE LAWYERS RESPONSIBLE


1HF BAD LAWS AND ARB BAD MLN.
PumADIIrIu,. oct CPccob Master Workman l.
V Powdcry's paper The Jo,Tad or r"itd Lobor to be
issued saturday IN speaking of that clause OF The CON
suon OF the order which excludes lawyers VIII say
Every honorable profession hnds representation -ccrfy
man uly=lcaus htut1 Lawyers alone hto
% admit To throw open Widc ~" do"I 10 an II
hat all the Laws o The country are o
work Of lawyers These laws have mostly bron made IN The
interest and that few the rich These Laws arc an
inst and oppressive tho many, including Tho producers o
ihe Tho Congress OF the country was
made M wycrs legisaed ably Tor the intore 81 o
--ailfO1d CORPORATION" and sY
dlcacs The people their Ndona sovereign properties
and g it, seated 10 private prOh whoale aud retail
ami were poWrrc-. to prevcnt Unchcckcd the opc "a
at few thousand made aud l4wless miIlouteH W"i
soon own the Republic National finances were at the conro Of
and loaned 20 u-ITrr- at ahY pric" l'y
ed Railroad companies owned the highways and pa IN
Congress 10 le@satr 10 t't
interests Corporations Owuoi their lawyers III te Mho
boly Whenever natural were valuable ec vas
monopoly roady TO grasp H. with ~ Iced lawyers IN me
aud SIN remains the harvest
OF The .rnsh. The shrcwd and q e. interruptions.
Labor arrdyrl Themselves tic
OF poor the oppressed They ask oi Tho cprA 'd
gen eratOns OF A"ytt-
How inconsistent then MI their ranks with the class
must necessarily themselves Law
work for ees-nOt Drnclplcr HOW ln.oh
action OF an organization that Nou hi
that s antagOnlsc To TIE principles SocAa
o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-07

desire to have solid and undivided British North
America"
Sir Charles said that Newfoundland would not be
asked 10 send Fisheries Commissioner TO Washington
az least hat not the original intention. SIR John
Macdonald who he thinks l. the abc-t statesman In
British America, viii represent Canada on the Com
mission.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-07
TIE PORTE IN A DILEMMA.

pi.rLiEAsBukG, oct G.-M de Ciers, Minister VI
a. Analrs' declares that Turkish proposals looking
a, appointment VI usso-Tufkish CommsstOn TO
anporarily govern Bulgaria can not assume substan-
80 A iofm until the Sultan summons Prince Ferdinand
,nd ave ave Bulgaiia The advice Of England Austria
Ii italy 10 tho Sultan abs ain from violence ia
"s~ia paralyzes tho Porte's action
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-07

ONE OF JAMES HUNTERS FORGERTES IN COURT
PHILADELPHIA Oct. 6.-The suit OF the Union Bank OF
Mount Holly the recovery OF $4,000 paid to tho Sow
enth National Bank OF this city upon note OF James
Long drawn In favor OF James Hunter OF tho firm OF
James John Hunter and which Is said TO be forgery
wa, brought TO sudden termination to-day by the Sew
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-07
A SCHOONER SEIZED FOR SMUGGLING.

OTTAWA, oct. 6.-The schooner =. Black has Deen
seized al Lower Granville, n. 5, for smuggling In
1856 and also during Last month Tho captain af'
mittcd tho smuggling and deposited the sum OF 500
for provisional release OF the vessel pending the
decision Of the authorities I'm the case.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-07
END OF THE SOCIALIST coNrrpEycr

d.. END OF THE SOCIALIST CONFERENCE.
s"' Oct. 6.-Tho socialist Conference at st, Gall
h,. eday Tho general result Of the deliberations
oeneved will be to consolidate the Socialist party
eeHow Europe. The ctnlferencc ciecixed to
Ma .s IA International labor congress- during 1888
Assess resolutions protesting against AnarchicI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-07
1vcrssANT FIGHTING IN AFGHANISTAN.

INCESsANT FIGHTING IN AFGIIANlSrAN.
LAnOkE, oct. 5.-The fighting between the forces OF
tho Ameer Of Afghanstan and the rebels Is continuous
The warfare Is carried on with varied success Inc
salient features Of the situation are Omra khans sue
cess in Bajaur and Swat and Russian activity on the
Iadallshan frontier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-07
STg4LIyGS or THE CHIClGO BOODLERS.

CHICAGO, Oct Estates Attorney Grnnoll mas ABOUT
concluded n settlement with Z" Mic " Schneider The
bills pro,ented TO the county board year figured
ND over $4,000. Tho States Attorney thinks about
$40 600 would fair price for the work, which would
make a steal OF $4,000 by the boodlerA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-07
DONOVAN JT'NPS FROM WATERLOO BRIDGE.

DONOVAN JUMPS FROM WATERLOO BRTDUF4
LONDON, oct G." Larry" Donovan, OF Nc"-i oih'
who gained the consent of the police by assuring Them
that tlcrc was danger, jumped in'o tho ihaihos
from the Waterloo Bridge to day In tho presence oi
ihnnaandS of spccta tatOrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-07
rpAvcr STRENGTHENS HER CAMPS.

PARIS oct G-Gcneral Ferron, Minister OF war, has
gone to the Eastern frontier to make tour OF IN
spectlon An cnrenched camp will be formed at Nice
and the gaIrlsons at Touon aud Nancy arc to be re
infOrced.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-07

At tho 81. james Hotel yesterday Count Nuhcvlz
denounced strong terms the report that tine con-
ce--on- obtained by him in China for public improve
mcuts had been revoked. Tho report, he declared,
was "a canlrd. an English lie made out of whole cloth
ln answer tC inquiries he said among other things
ION seeing tho report, t'lcsnpLcd 70 Tie ChiHc-o
Envoy, who I, I'm Philadelphia, 10 ascertain is truth or
fllsitv. He tccraphcd me- answer, saying that the
Ene-h could do all the banking they desired but the
syndicate would Ill hold the concession The news
paper reports do not concern or disturb me-. hosd,
for instance President Clcvoands letter of introduc
ton To the Chinese officials, which some Of the papers
have denied that ever had The whole matter oi ihoNc
prc.. publications cmanatcs from the Jealousy oi uc
French and ENGLISH. who wanted these CONCESSIONS '
themselves. cur concession l. law. II hr'"W"
law I'm China four weeks asO. and the chinese 40 n"t
10 bacl, on their worl or their law. We VIII organic
n hank first at Ticn Tsu with capital OF 21.oo'"''
Icls which will do the business of the Chinese Cow
crnmcnt We will have telephones. telegraph hnr,'
railroads and other implON Ncmcnts promoted through
tle bank
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-07

INDIANAroLIs, Oct 6-Judge Gresham to-day issued
an orcr to Receiver McNua OF tho Wabash road east
of the river that he dsburse 81 900 In the COM
panys treasury In taking up past due coapons on tho
nrst mortgage bonds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-07
TRAIN CANCELS HIS CHICAGO D1TES.

NEVERTHELESS HE WANTS II TOP ROOM AND
SENDS VARIOUS STIRRING DISPATCHES.
CHICAGO oct o (SpeciaD.-George Francis Train tclc-
grapned out here to-day
Cancel all dates and await further orders
Nina Van Zandt, heading delegation OF sympahlzers
marched into The Western NecSDan editorial rooms this
morning to superintend the arrangements for citizen
Trains lecture tour Great disappointment prevailed
when this latest order arrived But hope was revived
when Editor Deync received this telegram:
Engage ~ top room Old friend Potter Palmer
Then the presses in the Immediately began to hum
more loudly They preparing the first issue OF Citl
zen Trains paper which Will be known as Trains Dddy
TsctO. narchSL 1t is to contain nothing but Trains
speeches and teegrans Mr. Train has been appointed
delegate TO Labor Convention that meets Ia Springfield
on October l and he may postpone hs visit TO chicago
TIL after that date WheD does come however, he in
tends to deliver twenty lectures and he has announced
his intention OF taking turkish bath 20 insure Piolcc
tlou against sheriff MatsOns men, and ne says
"WIll see reporters in bath. Named truth boy Inter
prefer" . MI. -
l}onlle the Inspector Or Police to skip since Ali.
Grnnell resigned aud IN la,er one he eXclaIIns
We have forty DAYS. Continent hred. Arrest Ion
field for murder; he Md the bomb nred mn -
According the latest instructions the banquet VIII nc
held Friday " for wives ana cnllucu OF Tree
speech murdered by state In GRAPE Another oi ms
cOnuunca insructs Captain Black 10 serve Written
notices on lie Daly AerS Ia 10000 for llDeL
"Citzen Train kept lis word and started for Chicago
YESTERDAY His son twice tried incidentally TO speak to
him with the intention OF pcrsuading him TO remain IN
New York. Only got snuODcd for MS pains Inc a9l
words of the "Clzcn" nc stepped on the train were
GOOD bye. I'm going To be shot; Dut III good CAUSE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-07
MR.. BARKER WILL NOr BE THRILLED WITH
II CHINA EEcEDES, He WILL DEMAND THE SUP
FOKr OF THE UNITED sIAIES.

II CHINA EECEDES He WILL DEMAND THE SUP
PORT OF THE UNITED STATES
PuIIApErrnIA oct. 6-Regarding the report tha, the
Vlceroy. ii Hung Chan- had Withdrawn from his ar
rangen4nt with the Wharton Barker syndicate, Mr.
Baraer said today that he knew nothing OF II. lie hai
written 10 the Department Of state at Washington ask
ing whether the Chinese Government had informed the
United states OF the termination OF the negotiations but
he na not YET received answer. lie said II was not
likely tAat China would back out at this STAGE OF the
proceedings Mr. Barker authorized the publication OF
the following statement:
mpen, Chinese concessions Tor the Chinese American
iatcy tie am yd here ot MF. Ml k.etcA1ns t:e
oompIct, tsL These conce..ions having
been acooptc at That me AMI having not y l@ snatnIs
and seal of Nceroy Ii Hung chang 80 PRIME NiniseI Oh
1he cannot rcceie rom tho position
taken !uy % ana July 25 - g..4,at Syinf me n my
The public had better know that these concessions grant
rerpc ul CHARTER for Chinese int Atet.c1n o!aA WIN
.apal OF 49oooooo ,ang a tae wiih p?~e 10 nce1o go
tie Chinese Government IAe nanh ln adon 10 ilr usual
ver money m. Goyorumout wy properly retaining th,
u-ht tonN sze weight aud staalsrl inc pront on th9
one tn <" 10 'i '''Nrthi'h an" or 'o ''' oi'l@
l,i ',oyrrnmcut having the conut,rsSre ly q
o. railroads amt ocr public w'rs, that mAy oe authorized
n augn 70 p,oat in binding t' afo1i' ana r Siar r
pubic work, Tie BANK "oiH a'c Vry ,"D''niA' PEI a.
mat interest III them alL A. t.c D"hH HoAl nave OK
chinese aAt American Stuckto.ris, u Is believed tat '
he. or stnce. in ric chne.c at cs ie treaty
woui Dee wholly under tuo management oi Chinese a
GlNItits
lhc opposition % ts cu rprse Fad rs centre ia England
ami aud from the time 10 known what the
Primo Aluster nad granted on behalf Of the Imperial GOV;
cruurut tc representatives OK those GOVERNMENTS political
brOua III possible adverse pressure
upon the chinese DONet .nent At lrAin MI. :. T. Al1
hstlug sfut cable % CHINA las rrulih ~ Wilcl Ac
said TAT having completed uc negotiations De could not
hc had done Il should he clearly understood tuat
Ma kletcuAnE has received NO other advice nom rs
Government aau 10 complete the negotiations with All pos
sihr dispatch.
Couut MtsewcI has been simply n"g'tdtor In tis nm.
tcItiklug Mr. y stern ot this citv Vas my iuiue
date responsible representative IA tina aud as MI
alone sgIcd papers for me. these ttot were We
known IN China Tie concessions ar TO me- snd w i AMI
the Gentlemen Who associates toss the whole DUAL
should truth ia 'ho reports pu1-Ael IN Lon
don and Sow lolk yesterday, aui aJ a--O,i rAet tn
VIII demand tho support OF the Government oi The ntel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-07
THE LORD MAYOR TRITMPHS.
THE CASE AGAINST HIM DISMISSED.

GOING TO COURT SURROUNDED BY THE POMP AND
CEREMONY OF HIS HIGH oFFICE-AN INDE-
PENDENT MAGIsrRAIE-THE CROWN PROSE-
CUTOR DUMrOUNDED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-07
SHARP GETS ANOTHER STAY.
SING SING STILL A LONG WAY OFF.

CEIEF JUDGE RUGER DECIDES THAT THERE IS REA-
soNABLE DOUBT ABOUT SOME or THE RULINGS
-ACCORDINGLY SHARP WILL STAY IN LUD-
Low STREET JAIL UNTIL THE COURT OF
APPEALS DECIDES THE CASE.
Try TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.
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